Mobile wireless router
AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsJheroen P. Dorenbosch, Vijaykumar M. Patel
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Abstract
A mobile wireless router (100) includes a first wireless transceiver (102) for accessing a wireless packet data channel (206), and a network interface (106) for coupling to a first network (204). The mobile wireless router also includes a processor (104) coupled to the first wireless transceiver and coupled to the network interface for controlling and communicating with the first wireless transceiver and the network interface. The processor is programmed to provide an internet protocol (IP) router function to terminal equipment (TE) (202) coupled to the mobile wireless router through the first network, and is further programmed to appear, to another device (214) in a second network (220) coupled via the wireless packet data channel, to be an ordinary router.
Claims18
A mobile wireless router, comprising:
- a first wireless transceiver for accessing a wireless packet data channel;
- a network interface for coupling to a first network;
- and
- a processor coupled to the first wireless transceiver and coupled to the network interface for controlling and communicating with the first wireless transceiver and the network interface, the processor programmed to provide an internet protocol (IP) router function to terminal equipment (TE) coupled to the mobile wireless router through the first network, and further programmed to appear, to another device in a second network coupled via the wireless packet data channel, to be an ordinary router.
A mobile wireless router, comprising:
- first wireless transceiver means for accessing a wireless packet data channel;
- network interface means for coupling to a first network;
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- processor means coupled to the first wireless transceiver means and coupled to the network interface means for controlling and communicating with the first wireless transceiver means and the network interface means, the processor means programmed to provide an internet protocol (IP) router function to terminal equipment (TE) coupled to the mobile wireless router through the first network, and further programmed to appear, to another device in a second network coupled via the wireless packet data channel, to be an ordinary router.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.